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Pádraigín Uí Mhurchadha, born in 1943 is the youngest of five children. "I had three brothers – Éineachán, Maoliosa, Fergal, my late sister Máire and myself. We grew up in a very republican household in Monaghan town and the frequent conversation was about the unification of our country and British occupation", she explains.
The eldest of three children and the only girl, Bailey spent most of her childhood at Rossmore Castle, Co. Monaghan, her paternal family home.
Welcome to Carrickmacross, population 3,800 and best known as the home of Patrick Kavanagh, Ardal O'Hanlon and a mighty fine bypass. More recently, the Co Monaghan town can boast of The Flaws, the local four-piece who are still celebrating after being signed at the end of last year.
McBride was introduced to boxing in his native Clones by Gerry Rehill.
The Monaghan actress admitted she was surprised and delighted after she landed a role in HBO crime drama Quarry, which is expected to hit screens in Ireland and the US early next year.
Charlene grew up in Glaslough, Co Monaghan, where her parents owned a mushroom farm.
When Ardal O'Hanlon was a young boy growing up in Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan, he was an introspective soul.
Monaghan-born Alexander Williams (1846-1930) grew up in Drogheda, joined the family hat business but a keen ornithologist, turned to taxidermy and painting.
Meanwhile Monaghan-born Terry Cavanagh is listed as one of the 30 to watch in the area of gaming for the work of his company, Distractionware Ltd.
Pádraigín Uí Mhurchadha, born in 1943 is the youngest of five children. "I had three brothers – Éineachán, Maoliosa, Fergal, my late sister Máire and myself. We grew up in a very republican household in Monaghan town and the frequent conversation was about the unification of our country and British occupation", she explains.
Charlene grew up in Glaslough, Co Monaghan, where her parents owned a mushroom farm.
